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Do Paris Metro Tickets Expire?
Hi, all -
I'm off to Paris in a couple of weeks, and I still have a carnet of tickets that I didn't use during my last visit four years ago. Can I still use them? Thanks :) - Sabrina |
Try, and if they do not work, go to the guichet and they probably will replace the ticket with a valid one.
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They don't expire but they are going to phase out selling those tickets by next year and replace them with the Navigo Easy card-just fyi
https://parisbytrain.com/paris-metro-tickets/ https://parisbytrain.com/navigo-easy/ |
They don't expire, but they can lose their magnetic oomph. As stated, the person at the gate can replace them. (Though I have on more than one occasion forgotten to toss used tickets and mistook them for good ones.)
As for the coming change, I have some questions:
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Well, in the articles I have seen they imply that the paper tickets will continue to work until all of them have disappeared, but it will no longer be possible to buy a booklet of 10 paper tickets from mid-2020 while the end of the single use paper ticket is expected in 2021. So I guess you have time to use the paper ones for a bit yet. I am unclear that if you have paper tickets hanging around after 2021 whether they credit it to your Navigo card-but I am guessing they might...
The regular Navigo should still work-the replacement for the paper tickets is something called a Navigo Easy which won't require a photo so should make it easier for tourists for instance. Here's an article that might be useful https://parisbytrain.com/navigo-easy/ |
I was in Paris in May and had some metro tickets in my wallet from 2015/2016. They worked fine.
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Is it a big burden to carry these and try and see if they work?
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Your Navigo should work. My friend and I got the Navigo Decouvert a couple years ago and it is supposed to be good for five years I believe so you should just have to load it up.
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